If the NIC card is built-in you need to buy a seperate NIC card that can be inserted to the PCI-e slots of your computer's motherboard
SOURCE: no sound card
go to www.hp .com then to the "drivers" link at the top of the site. put in your " model # " located on the back of your computer tower ex: (a305w). then select your operating system. look for the driver "realtek" (i may have spelled that wrong) click the install link. after you've installed the driver restart your computer. then you should have sound. thanks
SOURCE: i need a replacement video card that is compatible
Hello there:
I recommend contacting your local computer repair shop or the manufacture of the computer, and give them your computer make and model. they will be able to provide you with a compatable card ok?
best regards mike
SOURCE: were can i get a vidio card and sound card and
If you need drivers, they are available at the hp website, if your computer really doesn't have a sound card or a video card then you would need to buy them from a shop and install them inside the computer, one shop for example is www.newegg.com
If you have the devices then you need the drivers instead not something to put inside your computer.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&product=362754&os=228&
Drivers are available on the linked page above this text.
SOURCE: Do not know how had sound than i did not. all
are the drivers you used are correct, go to my computers right click on and go to properties check your system hardware check the soundcard if it has a punctuation mark or question mark if it has it means that there are device driver installed just down load the device driver for you sound
SOURCE: have an hp a305w pavillion powers up but nothing
Disconnect all cables, remove all cards and memory. Reinstall one stick of ram, power cord, video cable and keyboard. If that works reinstall other components one at a time. I found a hp a1600n at the dump. Brought it home, had same problem, tried this. A memory stick was loose. Resetting it fixed it. I am typing on it now. You might try the memory first. A chip could have gone bad.Are you using the board video or a video card?
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